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CDM Offers Cable Assemblies for Harsh Conditions
Turnersville, NJ — CDM Electronics, an authorized distributor of connectors and cables, is now offering its semi-custom Signal Storm Cable™ assembly series of RF jumper assemblies. The cable assem- blies are designed to withstand the harshest operat- ing conditions. Semi-custom assemblies offer OEMs a low-cost alternative to custom assemblies while accelerating time-to-market. Providing a complete interconnect solution
for the full spectrum of RF connector interfaces, the assemblies contain Times Microwave 50 Ohm LMR® flexible, low-loss RF cables, which are UV- resistant polyethylene jacketed cables designed for 20 years of outdoor use. The cable assemblies are offered with a choice of Times Microwave 50 Ohm LMR-195, -200, -240, -300, -400, -500, and -600 flexible low-loss RF cables. Customers may select any combination of RF connector interfaces to terminate the cables, including straight and right-angle configurations. Interface options include SMA, 7-16 DIN male, BNC, HN, QDS, Type N male and female, TNC, UHF, and mini-UHF. Cables are provided ranging in length from 1-100 ft (0.3-30.5 m). The semi-custom RF jumper
assemblies are useful for a wide vari- ety of wireless communications applications that demand mechani- cal and electrical performance in
Matrox Intros OCR Software that Reads Inkjet / Dot Matrix Text
Montreal, Quebec, Canada —Matrox® Imaging, a developer of component- level solutions for machine vision, image analysis and medical imaging, has introduced its SureDotOCR™ software. The OCR technology has been specifically designed to overcome the challenges of using inkjet-printed, dot-matrix text in vision inspection applications. SureDotOCR will be made available initially as an add-on tool to the Matrox Imaging Library (MIL) machine vision software. Existing solutions for reading
dot-matrix product identification information, such as manufacturing date, expiration date, lot size, and product number are limited because they involve case-specific image pre- processing to form solid-stroked text, prior to using traditional OCR. The SureDotOCR software requires sim- ply the specification of the expected dot size and dimensions of the box framing the text of interest. It han- dles non-uniform dot spacing, de - formed, skewed or touching charac- ters, rotated text strings, varying contrast, and uneven backgrounds. It also is able to accept grammar rules, such as letter-only, digit-only, specific letters, digits and punctua- tion marks, and expected font. SureDotOCR will be available
by the end of Q2 2016 and licensed with MIL’s solid-stroke string reader
OCR tool at no additional cost. Contact: Matrox Electronic
Systems Ltd., 1055 St. Regis Boulevard, Dorval, Quebec, Canada H9P 2T4 % 514-822-6000 fax: 514-822-6363 Web:
www.matrox.com
extreme environments. They are well-suited for use in WLL, GPS, WLAN, WISP, WiMax, SCADA, and mobile antenna applications. The cable assemblies are available off-the-
shelf for immediate delivery in all the most popu- lar sizes and lengths, and terminated with a vari- ety of RF connector combinations on each end. CDM offers the assemblies online, in prototype and production quantities. The series is produced at the company’s ISO 9001:2008 and UL-listed facili- ty by J-STD-001 and IPC-620-certified operators.
Most assemblies are RoHS-compliant. Contact: CDM Electronics, 130 American
Boulevard, Turnersville, NJ 08012 % 856-740-1200 fax: 856-740-0500
10 Gbit module for CAT6A high-speed Ethernet connections.
E-mail:
sales@cdmelectronics.com Web:
www.cdmelectronics.com
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